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Solve using substitution x=-3 -4x-y=10

Solve using substitution x=-3 -4x-y=10
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Solve using substitution x=-3 -4x-y=10

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x= -3 -4x-y=10
-4(-3)-y=10
12-y=10
-y=-2
Divide both sides by negative 1 to get Y = 2
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